Many brides-to-be are adding the services of an orthodontist to their wedding planner list.
Dr. Jacqueline Fulop-Goodling helps brides create the smile of their dreams which live on every time they smile and each time they open their wedding album.
Don't be dissappointed with your smile. Dr. Fulop-Goodling can help straighten and whiten your teeth for your special day.
It is a perfect gift a bride can give to herself.
Dr. Jacqueline Fulop-Goodling knows first-hand how important that special day and the photos commemorating it will be. Dr. Fulop-Goodling's best advice to any bride-to-be is to plan well and enjoy all of the planning because it comes and goes quickly.
For brides to be who are unhappy with their smiles, Dr. Fulop-Goodling recommends Invisalign, the new wave of orthodontics that straighten teeth without braces, and whitening. She straightened and whitened her teeth before her wedding day. It made such a difference in the photos. She even straightened the teeth of two of her bridesmaids!
Dr. Fulop-Goodling calls Invisalign “computerized orthodontics,” because impressions of patients’ teeth are scanned into a computer and teeth are moved using 3-D digital animation. Clear trays, known as aligners, are made to match the models fabricated from the digital computerized images. A patient receives a series of trays, and with each tray, teeth move a little more. The number of trays depends upon the amount of crowding or spacing a patient has.
Research done by Invisalign reveals that 80% of patients with a bad bite or “malocclusion” can be treated and corrected with Invisalign. Because Dr. Fulop-Goodling was one of the first orthodontists to use the Invisalign system of orthodontics, and she has a wealth of experience with this new technology.
In fact, in 2003, 2004 and this year, Invisalign presented Dr. Fulop-Goodling with an award for treating the most patients in the New York area.
Dr. Fulop-Goodling offers several different whitening systems. When trays with bleach are used, impressions are taken and the resulting trays are filled with a bleaching agent. With an in-office whitening system, a stronger agent and a plasma light — to activate the agent — is used. Depending on the strength used, your teeth can be whitened 8 to 10 shades lighter.
For your wedding day, Dr. Fulop-Goodling advises, "It isn’t too often in life that all of the people you and your fiancé care about are in one room at the same time, so take two minutes to stand on the sideline, and sit back and enjoy all of your guests enjoying themselves during your wedding!"
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